2003~ Present
| 2014.10 | Currently, 330 meditation centers operating worldwide in 37 countries |
| 2010 | Registered as the Foundation for the Association of Jinri Ma-Eum Su-Ryun |
| 2010 | Jirisan Youth Hostel/Namwon Youth Training Center open |
| 2008.03 | The meditation program offered as a university elective course in Korea: Dongshin University, Kangwon National University, Sungshin Women’s University, and Korean Advanced Institute for Science and Technology |
| 2005.01 | The Federation of Ma-Eum Su-Ryun established. The Ma-Eum Su-Ryun Medical Association’s Community Service Program started. |
| 2004. 08 | The Ma-Eum Su-Ryun Medical Association founded |
| 2004.07 | University Students Camp started |
| 2003. 01 | The meditation course provided under the supervision of Southern Intercultural University in Huntsville, Alabama |
2000~2002
| 2002.07 | First Meditation Teachers’ Training Course held |
| 2001.11 | Registered as a Lifelong Education Institute (Chungnam Province); the Meditation Teachers’ Association founded |
| 2001. 08 | The Meditation Main Center moves to Nonsan, Chungnam Province. |
| 2001. 06 | The Association of Ma-Eum Su-Ryun was registered as a non-profit organization |
| 2001. 04 | The Meditation seminar held in Japan and the meditation center open in Tokyo, Japan |
| 2000. 08 | Hosted the establishment ceremony of the Creation Central Association for Awakening the Consciousness Movement (Date of establishment) |
| 2000. 07 | Approval by Korean Ministry of Government Administration and Home Affairs of the establishment of a non-profit organization, Central Association for the Awakening the Consciousness Movement |
| 2000. 01 | First Meditation Youth Camp |
1996~1999
| 1999. 08 | Registered as the Society of Ma-Eum Su-Ryun |
| 1998. 09 | Local center open at Yang-Jae, Seoul |
| 1997. 02 | Starting with the 4th class, meditation classes held in Hapcheon |
| 1996. 11 | First Mediation class held in Mungyeong, Korea |